Features

• Replacement saw blade for Tree Pruner 9235
• Patented Woodzig chain saw style tooth design
• Cuts of the pull stroke for less binding
• Easy to replace

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Features

• Easy to reach ambidextrous lock
• Award-winning Softouch handles for comfort
• Swivel head for horizontal trimming and vertical edging
• Precision ground carbon steel 5 inch blades
• Looped handle protects fingers

Reviews (4)

broken
Our shears worked well enough, for a time this summer.They they broke in half.Not very sturdy, I'd say.

problem returning
we purchased a grass shears from fiskars but are unable to returnthe shears because they stick . please let us know how we can return them .

Not for Lefthanders
I am left handed and found these shears to be on average as good/bad asthe pair of 10 year old shears I purchased the Friskars to replace.Theywork better if I use my right hand, but I still have to hold the grasstightly with one hand and shear with the other or the grass gets clogged inthe crotch of the two blades.Using my left hand they get clogged moreoften than not. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Shears   

Features

• PowerGear cutting action
• PTFE coated blade
• Hardened stainless steel blades
• Nyglass handles for strength and light weight

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Features

• Head rotates 270 degrees for optimal cutting angle
• Extra-long handles for added reach
• Multi-tool can be used as a grass shear, hedge shear, and a lopper for small branches

Reviews (3)

The Back Saver
I bought these shears to get at the weeds around the base of my roses.I have over 300 feet of roses where the star thistle, bermuda grass and other weeds love to grow.The Fiskars Gardener's Shears made the work a lot easier and I can get closer to the plants than I can with a weed eater. The rotating blades also make it easy to get into odd places and cut the grass along fences and around rocks.I highly recommend this tool.

Versatile, Well Made Tool
I am very pleased with this cleverly designed tool. It lets me get at plants at a wide variety of levels without a lot of back bending. I can clip weeds (and blackberry vines) without bending over, and I can reach approximately 8 feet high to trim tall shrubs. The blades are very sharp stainless steel and the handles are very lightweight, but appear to be strong. And the adjustable blade angle adds to the versatility.

Fiskars' SAFE Gardner's Shears
I have a very large, high and deep(depth is 5 feet)hedge.On one side there is a steep and slanted slope which make the trimming very diffilcult. The use of electric or gas powered shears is unsafe and dangerous. All the hand operated hedge shears I have seen on the market are too short for the task. The Fiskars long shears makes a very hard job easy and safe. Highly recommended. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Shears   

Features

• Made at Fiskars UK
• 37 inches overall length
• Long handle eliminates bending and stooping
• 5 inch precision ground, hardened carbon steel blades
• Cutting head rotates 180 degrees for precise trimming

Reviews (7)

Happy camper
This tool is a little pricey but well made.It handles light grass trimming with ease.Great for trimming around trees and rocks.The swivel head is very convienient.All in all I would reccomend it for light to moderate trimming. If you can afford it,go for it.

what a disappointment
I had such high hopes for this edger but have been very disappointed with it.To begin with it's heavy and somewhat bulky making it difficult to operate.Secondly, unless you position the blades at a particular angle, it doesn't cut grass very well.Thirdly, although this would be ideal for someone who wants to develop his/her triceps, it's a pain to operate for any length of time.Even my husband found it tiring and painful to use.It would be better if it had a wheel at the base so you could roll it along while cutting grass.

Such a good idea is just not solid enough
I like the idea behind the tool. It's light enough to work for an hour or better without too much strain. The adjustable angle works well and has enough settings to be practical for a number of uses. However, I found that the metal on the blades is too soft and nicks too easily, which, due to the cutting angle, causes the shears to hang up and fail to cut. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

We can't find anything that's not to love about this caddy. The tough-as-nails fabric slips easily onto your bucket and secures literally in a second. Our favorite feature might be the phone compartment, because who among us has not propped the cell or the cordless in the flower bed while we're working, only to leave it behind? There's a cinch cord that keeps the phone snug, too. We're equally impressed with the roomy mesh compartment that stores your muddy gloves and still lets them dry. Then there are the big, deep pockets that even fit a bulb digger. Now that's roomy! Even the seed storage area is clever: There's room for nine packets, and the cover keeps them dark and dry. Larger tools like grass shears ride along easily in the bottomless pockets. And of course, you can tote soil or mulch or fertilizer in the bucket, or fill it up with tomatoes and peppers as you pick them. This is one accessory no gardener should be without.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• No Bottom
• Deep, large pockets for storage of bulb planter, gloves, and trowel
• Phone pocket with cinch pull keeps your phone in place
• Seed storage keeps seed packets dry and protected
• Beverage holder easily holds your bottle of water or soda

Reviews (6)

Just For Me
Great for gardening. Carries all of my gardening hand tools, plus by bug spray and cell phone.

performs well
I bought this so I could stop running back and forth to the garage to get the next tool I needed.I bought a 5 gal paint bucket at home deport (orange or white) that works great!I use the inside of the bucket for knee pads and lopers and the seed packet holder on the outside for the tags that come with my plants.I was thrilled that the water bottle holder holds a 1 liter bottle, not those tiny .5 liter ones.It has plenty of pockets for your assorted garden tools and it's made out of heavy material so I look forward to many years of use.

Send this one back to R&D...
It doesn't come with a bucket to wrap it around, so no big deal, eh? I've been to SEVEN stores looking for the right sized bucket...they're either too little or too big. The buckets I have looked at:10 qt., 2 1/2 gallons, 3 gallons, and 5 gallons. All but the 5 gallon bucket are too small, and the 5 gallon bucket makes the belt loopS_T_R_E_T_C_H to barely meet the velcro attachment . And the hanging hoop lock is positioned right in the middle of nowhere, so it will attach to absolutely nothing, except the handle, which renders the belt loop/velcro enclosure useless.If you buy this thing, TAKE IT TO THE STORE WITH YOU to find a @$#% BUCKET IT WILL FIT! !! ... Read more

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Features

• Non-jamming mechanism
• Stainless steel blades
• Swivel head rotates 360 degrees
• Lightweight nyglass handle

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Shears   

Features

• Two position switch adjust for hand size and cutting task
• Durable nylon handles with non-slip cushioned grips
• Teflon coated blade for smooth cuts

Reviews (1)

Handy Tool To Have
Fiskars makes the best tools due to there well thought out design, light weight, durability, easier to find due to brighter color on their products and cost is in line with other compareable tools.Upon opening the pruner I was surprised to discover the handle opening was a bit wide for a females hand and initially thought Oh No, I'll never use these due to being uncomfortable for my (med-lg) hand and thought why didn't they make the female version of this pruner with the handle distance not so wide and it would be a great tool. As I started to investigate I remembered the manufactures review had stated something about 2 ways to adjust - well this is another reason I am going to invest in Fiskars, the 2nd way to adjust was for the handle opening distance which with a push of the finger on a 2nd switch made it the perfect size for anyones hand and it cuts great too. Fiskars is the tool of choice. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Pruners   

Features

• 6" Stainless steel blade
• Slide out blade design
• Triple angle tooth design
• Includes belt clip

Reviews (1)

SUPER SAW
This is the best little saw I have ever used.
It is sharp as the dickens and retracts to stash in my hip pocket.
Sooo nice. I lost mine so I am buying a couple more befor Fiskars looses its' mind and discontinues it ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Pruners   

Features

• High carbon steel blade
• Woodzig design for aggressive cutting action
• Hardwood handle
• Push button lock

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Pruners   

Features

• Comfortable non-slip handle
• Precision stainless steel blade
• Free pvc blade cover for safe storage

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Shears   

Features

• Teflon-coated, high carbon steel blade

Reviews (4)

great pruners for bushes
I like these a lot -- I bought them last May to cut back our lilac and forsythia bushes which hadn't been pruned in several years. The shears cut easily through both thick and thin stems, you can even cut several thin branches at once. I've since used them on average of once a week to cut and trim back tree branches and saplings as well as roses and other bushes. Fwiw, they do tend to do better on green or growing wood than on dead branches. As another reviewer noted, the foam handle covers can slide off but I glued mine back on and haven't had any problems since. The blades are easy to keep clean and the lock keeps them locked even if you say, toss them on the grass or a chair. Note, these aren't for pruning large tree branches or tough, thick bushes but they're great for basic pruning.

Not The FISKARS You Expect
Not what I expected...FISKARS are supposed to be high quality stainlessmade in Finland. These are ordinary steel, ordinary pruners, made in theUSA for Fiskars. I returned them. Fiskars Garden Shears Model 9637 are thereal thing.But now that these pruners are reduced in price, as long asyou know what you are getting, they aren't a bad buy.

Good for Light Duty Cutting
These work fine on green wood up to 1/2" in diameter, but anything larger needs more leverage.The lock is easy to use and very accessable, making one hand operations a breeze.The best thing about these is thatthey'll fit in your back pocket and stay locked.I also have a ratcheting,anvil style clipper that works much better on slightly larger twigs withmuch less effort. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Pruners   

Subjects:  1. Landscaping Tools    2. Hand Tools    3. Pruners